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| - A board game (with a computer version) covering the entire history of the world. Download the abandonware computer version at [1]. For details of the board game versions see boardgamegeek. Recently reissued as A Brief History of the World. File:HOTW MAP.PNG
- Humans or Homo Sapiens are unique species on Earth (and as far as we know in the Universe because they have a cultural history: that's it they had wars, revolutions, religions rising and falling, scientific research and creation of new ways of communication and entertainment. There are, however, two versions of history: the supernatural one and the scientific actual one (however the scientic version doesn't deny the supernatural).
- Possible next season name, The Ihychen Code, named after the Cardalanorn emperor. And BCE meas Before Common Era.
- The history of the world must've started about 17,000 years ago when Franco DePatchio, of whom Francoism believes is the Christians' God, created the universe but was being extremely racist and had a bad day at school so he just started playing with crap and then the world was created. That's only according to one religion, though, even though it proves Christianity wrong because Science says that that's right and Science is always right because if Science wasn't right then wtf would we do? That would be in chronological order, of course.
- Finally someone worked out how to read, and someone else worked out how to write, and recorded history was then born. History can also come from other sources, such as archaeology, which involves digging stuff up and making up stories about it. Despite this being a recognised field of science, it is not suggested that you dig up deceased relatives and gives them personalities created from your own psychosis.
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| - The history of the world must've started about 17,000 years ago when Franco DePatchio, of whom Francoism believes is the Christians' God, created the universe but was being extremely racist and had a bad day at school so he just started playing with crap and then the world was created. That's only according to one religion, though, even though it proves Christianity wrong because Science says that that's right and Science is always right because if Science wasn't right then wtf would we do? And this article pretty much just sums up the tales of Franco DePatchio, so yeah, that's what it's about, just to warn....whoever. And besides from talking about the modern world (stolen straight from the main article, haha) it also discusses the future of the world and what people may be experiencing later on in life, within the next few hundred years (or whatever). The article is seperated into five different categories: Before the beginning of the world, Beginning of the world, the Early world, the Medeval Times, and the modern world. That would be in chronological order, of course.
- Finally someone worked out how to read, and someone else worked out how to write, and recorded history was then born. History can also come from other sources, such as archaeology, which involves digging stuff up and making up stories about it. Despite this being a recognised field of science, it is not suggested that you dig up deceased relatives and gives them personalities created from your own psychosis. Human history starts back with the early Stone Age - or the Palaeolithic Era - known as such as that was the time that mankind started using stone tools, not because they were regularly stoned. That had to wait until the Neolithic Era and the invention of agriculture, and the subsequent invention of beer, which then lead to the invention of animal husbandry. The groups of humans grew larger, and developed into city states, and with it the start of civilisation in places like the Middle East's Mesopotamia. The growing complexity of human societies necessitated systems of mathematics, which led to writing, which then led to the internet, which lead to the end of civilisation. The history of the Old World (Europe in particular) is commonly divided into numerous periods. These are often referred to as days and years. The study of history is often about the recollection of dates of significance, such as the date you had your first kiss, or for males, the first time you got laid.
- A board game (with a computer version) covering the entire history of the world. Download the abandonware computer version at [1]. For details of the board game versions see boardgamegeek. Recently reissued as A Brief History of the World. File:HOTW MAP.PNG
- Humans or Homo Sapiens are unique species on Earth (and as far as we know in the Universe because they have a cultural history: that's it they had wars, revolutions, religions rising and falling, scientific research and creation of new ways of communication and entertainment. There are, however, two versions of history: the supernatural one and the scientific actual one (however the scientic version doesn't deny the supernatural).
- Possible next season name, The Ihychen Code, named after the Cardalanorn emperor. And BCE meas Before Common Era.
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